Really great content indeed

Iberian (mostly) Sardinian Scandinavian African(2 tribes) Indigenous (high%Tarahumara) My DNA results I identify as Mexican/American

I grew up in the Bushwick region in Brooklyn. Both Bushwick and Brooklyn are Dutch names and that is what I am here to say. One of the founders was actually a free African French man, so the history of Black French people go way back before the 50's/60's. Web DuBios was the 30's and 40's. Chicago was founded by a free French African man. The highest Catholic church is called the Fatima and the Moors created that church is Spain which the church was considered the first government systems for civilizations. My point is that prior to "African" renaming, conjunction of French names, and even prior to slavery, the customs and root names of Africans, just like their contributions to evolving global violations, often times that is omitted, and by they time it goes through history book it is noticed as a Eurocentric standard but there were Black St.'s/Saint's hundreds of years before the pope.

I'm a foundational black American. We are the only people who didn't immigrate and built what we called usa from scratch.

One of my friends name is Tastey Miller.... she's white and a Doctor. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Creole, I am... Creole. Ya heard me ⚜️

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I think my beauty icon is angela Basset She just gives every time

smh..Food is FOOD!! And unless its "poisionous" all things under OUR CREATORS SUN..is worthy of consumption..I get that yall are trying to make jest of "soul food" underhandely especially if you dont come from an enviourment where you cant afford meat or are vegetarian by CULTURE OR DONT KNOW HOW TO HUNT??? AMERICANS PREFER TO HUNT for our Food..When We Can?...And at 65 I cant tell you where the name "soul food" derived?? All I know is "SOUL FOOD" (although not referred to in our BA housholds during my lifetime)..Im pretty sure it came from the need of Capitalism and Marketing in the BA Community FOR SALES..because you had to call it something to SELL IT???BECAUSE COOKING IT was a Slow and Tedious Process and most BAs didnt have time to make it or WE WOULD have eatin it DAILY..AND WE LIVED LONGER and HEALTHIER LIVES!!! Elisa Muhammad was on some RELIGIOUS BS so his opinion never counted in what we ate as BAs..Only if you were trying to live a RELIGIOUS LIFESTYLE??...What you dont understand is in most BA Families both Parents WORK TODAY.And hold full time jobs..so during the week dinner (in my family) was very basic..A Veggie, Some Salad and Some Meat most days..Yet on Holidays my Dad (born raised in the south) DID ALL THE COOKING..Mom made the cakes and pies..Because Greens, Ribs, Maws, Jowls, Chitterlings, Mountian Oysters, Turnips, ect ect is what his Mom taught Him to cook as Healthy Wholesome Food due to Her Parents and Her being a "stay at home wife" and thats what she did most days was COOK these foods.. Yet this food..IT WAS and STILL IS considered A DELACAY to this Day in OUR ADOS BA Community..Because thats the only time we got to eat these foods. AND THEY ARE DELICIOUS!!! AND YES...WE ADOS LEARNED how to take these scraps and make them palatable and delicious.. My grandparents had a Garden, Canned..Raised Chickens. Grandpa made Moonshine, Sour Mash, Fished on the weekends and would HUNT 2x a year and we had all the "wild game" in the deep freezer you could think of... and had a below ground cellar to smoke and salt meat and store our canned goods from thier Garden.. to keep these things YEAR AROUND..So its interesting to me that 2 Non ADOS Non BA, Negroid Females trying to make videos of what "soul food" IS? UNBELIEVABLE...🤔

1:08 States under direct control of the Union so definitely not 4 Million. Did not help folks in Delaware, New Jersey and Kentucky. Those enslaved in Delaware remained in bondage until December 6, 1865, when the 13th Amendment was declared ratified, without Delaware's concurrence. Kentucky slavery was dying, but the institution remained legal until the passage of the 13th Amendment on Dec. 18, 1865. Freedom came 6 months later in June. The official end to slavery in New Jersey did not come until Jan. 23, 1866 👉🏿 President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation on January 1, 1863, as the nation approached its third year of bloody civil war. The proclamation declared "that all persons held as slaves" within the rebellious states "are, and henceforward shall be free." Despite this expansive wording, the Emancipation Proclamation was limited in many ways. It applied only to states that had seceded from the United States, leaving slavery untouched in the loyal border states. It also expressly exempted parts of the Confederacy (the Southern secessionist states) that had already come under Northern control. Most important, the freedom it promised depended upon Union (United States) military victory. Emancipation Proclamation did not end slavery in the nation. 🗒️ Not that the Confederate States of America had to comply since the had elected a President and formed a Constitution.

0:12 She does not seem confident in regards to that assertion!🤔

0:11 🤔That literally never crossed one’s mind! (Not being facetious) Certainly high melanin content individuals. Are you certain about that? Some are chameleons for certain! 🗒️ One Drop rule is being applied liberally it seems for the previously mentioned chameleons.

7:27 she looks South African

It makes a difference where ppl are from❤

It Evelyn from the Internets! 😊

My last name is nordic. It's Sylling, a town in Norway. I would love to visit some day and go fishing there! I've been called ceiling or sieling by other people for so long. It's said like window sill, sill-ing. At least that's the way I've always heard it said by my family.

awesome video!

I love these two phenoms😂👏😂😂👏

They just called me ch!Nk during share something about urself game first day of school...I said I was only 1/4 chinese happy to share my grandpa name is yui Lee and just got made fun of.

I love learning about other cultures

Black Immigrants in America are from other Black Countries whereas FBA are the Descendants of the American Aborigine mixed with the African Enslaved the Enslaved who were Forced out of Africa and Sold by Africans and some Stolen by their Customers without any inkling of ever having them Return...Don't get it Twisted☝🏾💯

The islamicization of black Americans was jihadists taking advantage and preying on the weak in an attempt to further their antisemitic doctrines. So sad

Who is the last girl they interviewed? She is smoking hot. I had to rewind to see that beautiful face again.

Wait I just found this channel where’d they go?? 😭

Could it be the overdoing of salt, butter, flour and sugar🥶

I was born in the 60s, so I grew up when the term was Black, and it was a term Black people selected for ourselves. The term "African-American" came about as a way to link ourselves to Africa, just as Italians, Polish, Mexicans ect. do for their ancestral homelands. However, Africans were enslaved, and inevitably mixed with other races and cultures. Also, it has been a couple of centuries since American slavery that most of us do not share a direct lineage to Africa, so I cannot call myself "African-American". And, truth be told, many Africans do not consider American Blacks as their own for similar reasons. So, for me, "Black" it is.

It's ok to attend a PWI. You'll never know or understand the HBCU experience. You'll likely never have a chance to be around that abundance of black excellence again. After graduation, all you're going to be around are white coworkers in most career fields. If you have a shot at Havard, go there for sure though.

I was the personal chef of an African billionaire a couple years ago who was building literal Wakanda in Africa, sooooo, yeah. Take heart, folks.

I am a heterosexual woman but I had some kind of love at first sight when I saw Azie. It's like when you were 7 and you see some other kid and run up to them, knowing you're going to be instant friends. Usually that's mutual, but you know what I mean.

My mother-in-law was a devout Catholic, so my siblings and I are named after saints.

Black is a color 🤣😂 not an ethnicity

You know that Islam was used to justify enslaving Africans also. So, in light of that, wanting to renounce all connection to white people for their role in slavery, but not Arabs for the same, just goes to show that your antiwhitism is in no way logical or consistent.

First you say "black names" with scare quotes, then you admit that there are black naming conventions like three sentences later. You also attack white people for denying that the notice when it's only your antiwhite hounding of them for daring to notice that makes anyone deny it in the first place.

Why ask white people and others where they're from

Huh? What about WEAA, the radio station at Morgan State in Baltimore?

Personally , I be like “I’m of African Descent” lol

Black is a colour. Some races do not like being described using colour e.g. Asians dont like "yellow"😢. Most people describe themselves using geographical indicators and ethnical affiliation. Most so called white Americans know exactly which part of Europe they origibatw from. Africans dont describe themselves as black Africans, but as Congolese, Nigeririan; or better still Luo, Igbo, Dinka etc

Talks about Saami peoples - shows examples of two saami nations that haven't had contact with finland for two milennia XD

Shout out to Evelyn, from an almost 60 yr old Evelyn. 😄

Terrel Owens. Aptly named. He still thinks he can play 😂

The judging of names for being made up is dumb because all names had to be made up at some point and it's weird to go "OKAY no more making up names, you can only used the APPROVED LIST!!" That said I am going to judge a made up name if it's just objectively bad like Reighfyl (pronounced rifle), KVIIIlyn (pronounced Kaitlin), and I saw a reddit post about a mom who named her kid after a concentration camp because she thought it sounded pretty.

Illiteracy, got it.

Wait. Do some people hear Natasha and think it's a black name?

Absolutely fascinating. Thank you!

Whats the origin of De'Coldest Crawford?

Great video! Wondering about one thing though, why did you say Hebrew and Greek names weren’t white? Aren’t Greek and Jewish people white?

This was entertaining and informative. Thanks for sharing!

Hi! Nice subject! "Tyrese" maybe come from the french name "Thérèse" (for example, the famous "Thérèse de Lisieux" born Marie Françoise-Thérèse Martin)

i just say FBA

I thought the French addition was due to African Diaspora affinity with France. There was a good relationship around that time. Some African Diaspora in the US moving to France. A lot of it was around jazz